The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include Linux losing market share to Windows server, Acacia’s latest target is NetFlix, Asian Linux distributor Turbolinux strikes patent covenant deal with Microsoft, Microsoft and the EU anti-trust battle and SCO still hanging on.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, LinuxQuestions.org, Microsoft, Turbolinux, Windows, Netflix, SCO, Acacia
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include a new URL structure at LQ, community Linux events, patent infringement lawsuit filed against Red Hat & Novell, Apple plans to have an iPhone SDK in developers hands in February, the OSI approves Microsoft license submissions and Oracle mulls vote on open source at upcoming shareholders meeting.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, LinuxQuestions.org, Red Hat, Novell, Apple, iPhone, OSI, Microsoft, Oracle
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the Ohio LinuxFest, the Ontario Linux Fest, SCO files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Yahoo! acquires Zimbra for $350 million in cash, are you right with reality, first U.S. GPL lawsuit filed and Freedom more important than price or cost.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Yahoo, LinuxQuestions.org, Zimbra, GPL, SFLC, SCO, SCOX
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include an LQ Podcast update, the LQ Code Upgrade, the LQ Project Tools, IBM joins the OpenOffice.org project, Microsoft kills its “Get the Facts” anti-Linux site, Kudos to AMD – ATI GPU specs released and Microsoft fails to gain approval for OOXML.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Microsoft, LinuxQuestions.org, OOXML, ODF, IBM, AMD, ATI, OpenOffice.org
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include an LQ Podcast update, LQ will be in the .org Pavilion at the San Francisco LinuxWorld Expo, Google Desktop is now available for Linux, top 500 Supercomputer OS share, Red Hat CEO says he talked Patents with Microsoft, Ubuntu on two new Dell Inspirons, Massachusetts may adopt OOXML and OpenMoko.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Ubuntu, Microsoft, LinuxQuestions.org, patents, LinuxWorld, Dell, OOXML, ODF, Google, Red Hat, OpenMoko
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include LinuxQuestions.org turns seven, the LQ HCL backlog has been cleared, Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit updates, more Microsoft Patent dealings and will the real Open Source CRM please stand up.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Ubuntu, Microsoft, LinuxQuestions.org, patents, Linux Foundation
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include a free Ubuntu Live Conference pass, free LQ merchandise, the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit, Linus on the GPLv3, why multiple competing standards are a bad idea, a Patent lie, mobile software is dead (or, the flexibility of Linux) and Xandros signs up with Microsoft.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Ubuntu, Microsoft, LinuxQuestions.org, GPL, GPLv3, FSF, Linus, Xandros, patents
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include a 20% discount on CrossOver Linux (discount code LQCO20), the upcoming OSBC, Microsoft takes on the free world, cautiously optimistic on patents, migrating to Ubuntu Linux from Microsoft Windows and Dell announces the models for Ubuntu.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Ubuntu, Microsoft, Windows, Dell, Sun, OSBC, CrossOver
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include a 20% discount on CrossOver Linux (discount code LQCO20), Open Source is bad for vendors, Red Hat to build ‘Global Desktop’, Sun hopes for Linux-like Solaris and Novell confirms that patent deal gave it access to Microsoft IP.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Red Hat, Novell, Microsoft, Sun, SUNW, Solaris, CrossOver
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include Linux and Open Source Conference Discount Codes, Microsoft’s other Linux patent deals, Eben Moglen steps down from Free Software Foundation, Dell to offer Ubuntu 7.04, MySQL AB and IBM announce Open Source database support for the IBM System i Platform and Adobe to Open Source Flex.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, GPL, GPLv3, FSF, Microsoft, Ubuntu, Dell, MySQL, IBM, Adobe, Flex